Concord Monitor
Concord school board faces scrutiny over tax cap advocacy
School board members and superintendents can take public positions on the school tax cap ballot question, but cannot use public resources to disseminate their position, according to new guidance…
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4mBow parents seek swift ruling in transgender athletes case ahead of winter sports
Two school years have gone by since a group of parents sued the Bow school district after they were barred from silently protesting transgender athletes on girls’ sports teams. With winter sports starting soon, they are asking the court to move quickly and grant them temporary permission to express themselves while the case plays out. […]
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4mKamala Harris hopes to help Dems during NH visit in final sprint to midterms
Former vice president Kamala Harris will visit New Hampshire this weekend, hoping to bolster Democrats’ chances in the Nov. 3 midterm election. Harris will greet supporters and volunteers in Portsmouth and participate in a live recording of a reproductive rights podcast in Manchester on Saturday, both alongside U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas, who’s running in a […]
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Who's Running: Merrimack 21
Republican Darryl Berleth will face incumbent Tim Soucy in the general election for Merrimack District 21, which includes Concord's Ward 7.
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2mIt's time for you — yes, you — to Ask The Monitor
The Monitor has launched a new program called Ask The Monitor where readers can submit specific questions about New Hampshire for journalists to research and answer.
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5m'Grateful I'm still here': Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk returns to Memorial Field on Sunday
Jenn Kane recently returned to the helm of her fifth-grade classroom at New London Elementary School for the first time in over a year, diving back into lessons and forging bonds with her newest students. “I wanted to get my life back, and I wanted to have something else driving that wasn’t cancer,” she said. […]